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Since when are non H-pattern M/T’s not considered M/T’s? Also, your shift request paddles don’t scare me lolz 😂

This thread has less activity because all of the manual enthusiasts agree lolz

Did you verify that the alternator positive cable is tight and that the alternator connector is seated? How about the fuses related to the charging system? Did the alternator positive cable arc on anything during the install?

Using a lift spreads the weight of the vehicle out over 4 points of contact. I’ve never seen bent pinch welds while using a lift in over 15 years of working in automotive service. Using a jack only means 1 point of contact. That can bend the pinch welds. Using the least amount of adapters is...

The pinch welds are good spots to use with a lift. Some people underestimate the structural integrity of the pinch welds and prefer to use the stamped “frame rails”. In reality, the vehicle is designed to be lifted from the pinch welds safely. Be sure to read the manual for the lift and...

A manual man father confronting his son:

I would inspect the door ajar switch and/or door ajar switch circuits. The window lowers/raises based on the door position. Using IDS or forscan I would look into how stable the door position PID is before replacing the window motor.

Hi, can I get the discount code, planning to order tomorrow. Thanks in advance.

The classic WOT playlist Track 1: Window down 0:00 Track 2: WOT 0:01 Track 3: Upshift 0:03 Track 4: WOT again 0:04 Track 5: Decel 0:10 Track 6: Normal driving to avoid suspicion

Shops typically will not perform a tire repair with the puncture being so close to the sidewall for liability reasons. I have plugged nearly identical punctures in the past and have been ok. Of course, the safest repair is to replace the tire though.

I would inspect the blower motor and resistor connectors for corrosion or overheating. This would cause a poor connection that could contribute to your intermittent fault. I would also check the HVAC drain tube. If moisture is unable to drain out of the HVAC housing it could cause accelerated...

If there are no obvious signs of leakage, I would inspect the water pump weep hole and the HVAC drain tube for signs of wet/dried coolant.

So far I’ve been using Lucas Slick Mist interior detailing spray. It smells nice and isn’t greasy like other products.

I try to wash mine every chance I get. I also use TurtleWax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Spray every few months. It keeps it shiny and easy to dry after washing. Eventually I’d like to try their new graphene products.

I had the plastic one on my ‘17 GT, it was very helpful. It did get loose after a few days. I wrapped the pedal with electrical tape and then reinstalled the extender. It didn’t come loose again. On my ‘19 Bullitt I feel ok without it, despite being only around 5’4” in height.